Looking for high quality time-based effects to add about neuralpi HOT 12 CLOSED

related to #2

porting NeuralPi and/or Chameleon to LV2, would enable us to join the MODEP pedalboard, which comes with lots of effects

MODEP also solves the problem of integrating controls, because it already ships with web, android and ios clients

it could especially be interesting hardware-wise, having the pi stomp pedalboard and also the original MOD devices

from marketing perspective, it could give us an opportunity to grow adoption, since blokas and MODEP community are bigger than ours and even pi stomp author claims that "Over 3 dozen pi-Stomp pedals have been built in 8 different countries!"

in personal view, we should stay a "neural pedal" plugin and let the DAW/MODEP manage all the other effects

particularly in Neural Pi's case, Elk OS is a limiting factor, because we'd have to DIY all the desired effects (want a wah-wah pedal? nope, there's no wah-wah in elk) and also implement all the controls!

so, instead of bringing the effects to us, why not bring us to the effects? 😃

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@mishushakov I like that idea a lot, and it shouldn't be to hard to build lv2 with the current cmake implementation. Ill start going down that route. Thanks!

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@jfsantos yes, the current main branch supports lv2 building with cmake, also reference this closed issue for build instructions:

#2

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Surge is making quite a nice collection of effects, many of them time-based, can eye the source here: https://github.com/surge-synthesizer/surge/tree/main/src/common/dsp/effects

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Really interested in seeing this work ported to LV2! Do you have a public WIP repo to share at this point?

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Added IR, reverb, and delay using the juce::dsp module in release 1.2, closing this issue as the original intent has been resolved. We can continue LV2/MODEP conversation in a new discussion thread. Thanks!

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May be interesting:

https://github.com/BlokasLabs/modep
https://github.com/moddevices/mod-lv2-data

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@romulka how are these repositories relevant in any way?

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@romulka Are the plugins in the modep project open source? Either way thanks for the links, I'll be trying that out when I get a chance.

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modep is a derivative of mod-host and everything in the repository is opensource, but realize that you are not pointing to upstream at all.

please take a step back and check what the upstream versions of these plugins are :)

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great, thanks for letting everyone know!
moreover, i believe openness and flexibility is what allowed the project to become what it is

i only touched the surface of what mod is capable of, but speaking for myself, i'd rather prefer my Raspberry Pi to be a full pedalboard instead of a pedal with effects 😃

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Yup, I'm also playing a lot with MOD and the modular synth environment makes a lot of sense for me (it's how I use jack/pipewire and "pro audio" on linux). I also play a lot with physical hardware, so the integration feels very natural.

Having a couple basic/suitable effects internally is no shame though!
But I wouldn't go overkill and turn NeuralPI into more than what it needs to be.

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